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Zion Oil & Gas signs drilling contract


Published Sep 17, 2008
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Zion Oil & Gas submits Permian report for planned well

Zion Oil & Gas, Inc. of Dallas, Texas and Caesarea, Israel and Aladdin Middle East (AME) have signed a drilling contract. Last week, Zion's Chief Executive Officer, Richard Rinberg, and the President and Chief Operating Officer of Zion, Glen Perry, visited AME's offices in Ankara, Turkey, in order to inspect AME’s rig and equipment yard, meet with key AME personnel and finalize the terms of the drilling contract.

The contract was executed by both parties on September 12, 2008. Under the terms of the contract AME has committed to provide a completely refurbished and updated 2,000 horsepower rig and crews (anticipated to arrive in Israel in November 2008) and to drill Zion's planned Ma'anit-Rehoboth #2 well 'directionally' to below 18,000 feet. The well is planned to appraise the strong shows seen in the Triassic (during the drilling of the Ma’anit #1 well) and to drill deeper into the Permian formation. It will be the first well drilled to the Permian in Northern Israel. The commencement of the drilling program is subject to receipt of various government permits and raising additional capital, whether through Zion's current public offering or otherwise.

Richard Rinberg, Zion's Chief Executive Officer, said today, “This is an important milestone for Zion, one which we have been working towards for a long time. We are very impressed by the quality of AME’s rig and the professionalism of their people. We appreciate the hospitality shown to us by AME during our visit and are excited about working with AME and drilling our next wells, just as soon as we can.”

Tags: Aladdin Middle East Ltd




   

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Tim Vanedistine
Sep 2, 2009 02:22 [ 1 ]

I've been waiting on SEC to Ok Rights Offering for Zion Oil and Gas.Please give something to go by before prices get to high and i won't beable to get my shares.Tim 9/1/09

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